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'A free mind equals fast legs' – How my mental state helped me wear the yellow jersey for two days at an unforgettable Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Member Exclusive In Luke Tuckwell's latest column for Cyclingnews, he recalls his memorable week in France, and how he went from tears in training to his first yellow jersey
There were winners and losers at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, but mainly losers – including anyone hoping for a ramp-up in Tour de France tension
Analysis Tadej Pogačar's domestique beating all of his rivals doesn't exactly bode well for the Tour and hopes of a more open race
From glory to futility – What version of Paul Seixas will rise from the ashes of his torched Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes?
Analysis The French prodigy's Dauphiné did not go as expected, but it may have taught him some lessons he needed to learn
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'I gambled, I put a lot into my effort, I've lost quite a bit' – Final day breakaway for three Netcompany-Ineos riders rounds out brutally tough Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes for British squad
News Kévin Vauquelin best overall finisher for British team in 15th place after Oscar Onley crashes out and Josh Tarling breaks collarbone
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'We have already taken some incredible steps, but we are far from finished' – Unibet Rose Rockets add new head of racing as invite to Tour de France targeted
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Amflow PX Carbon Pro e-MTB review: More power, more choice and a premium price tag
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UCI opens voting for its Fans’ Choice Awards with some surprising nominations - Who would get your vote?
Voting closes on December 1 for feat, sprinter, climber, domestique and young rider of the year
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Argon 18 Nitrogen Pro review: A modern aero package but it badly needs a change of seatpost
The geometry errs on the side of stable rather than reactive, but if that's what you're after it's a very solid machine -
Tadej Pogačar's race-ridden Colnago and Brandon McNulty's rainbow jersey up for grabs in auction raising funds for US cyclists ahead of LA 2028 Olympics
USA Cycling's fifth annual auction features one-of-a-kind items from many of cycling's biggest stars, and opens on Wednesday -
The Giro d'Italia's most feared climb – A closer look at the mighty Monte Zoncolan ahead of its return in 2027
From Luperini and Simoni to Rogers and Froome, the next chapter of the modern Carnic Alps brute's history will be written at the 110th edition in May
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Turned up to 11 – The 2027 Giro d’Italia Women route is tough, but it risks producing a race without crucial jeopardy
With 5,000m more climbing than 2026, the race could be over before halfway -
Could Spain's hardest climb be getting even tougher? Vuelta organisers receive proposal to add gravel sector to Alto de l'Angliru
'We listen to all ideas, although only some can be put into practice' says Vuelta organiser Javier Guillén -
Vincenzo Nibali praises 'innovative' 2027 Giro d'Italia route and says Paul Seixas 'would do well to participate'
Former winner sees a route that suits all the big GC names, but can the Giro tempt them to come?
